Welcome To The LD Physio

WORKING WITH YOU

I am now working across the Midlands providing high quality Physiotherapy and rehabilitation to people who need it. Please use the contact us form at the bottom of this page to get in touch if you’d like more information.

I’ve been a specialist Physiotherapist since graduating in 2010 and have worked with some fabulous people in health and social care.  Having spent time working in the public sector as an NHS community Physiotherapist I moved into the private and charitable sectors as clinical lead at Portland College, a national special education college for people who have additional needs.  There I have founded a private physiotherapy service and worked alongside great colleagues providing rehabilitation for everyone, from students to soldiers.

My work has taken me on an international journey as Team GB Physiotherapist for Special Olympics Great Britain to the USA, Austria and Abu Dhabi.

I am keen to see how we can support you with your physiotherapy journey.

WORKING ACROSS THE MIDLANDS

You can come and visit me in my clinic just of junction 25 of the M1 or can we find a place of mutual convenience.

  • Home
  • School
  • Day Service
  • Work
  • Gym

Contact me via the form at the bottom of the page to discuss other places I can work with you.

REHABILITATION FROM BRAIN INJURY

I am able to provide physiotherapy support and rehabilitation for people who have experienced brain injury focussing on:

  • Rehabilitation
  • Exercise prescription
  • Goal setting
  • Mobility work
  • Equipment advice
  • Adapting and getting the most from new equipment
  • Medico-legal report writing

MANAGE LONG TERM CONDITIONS

I am experienced in working with people who have long term conditions with a goal of maximising your potential and helping you be at your best.

  • Learning Disability
  • Neurological impairment
  • Injury

I am also experienced at working with people who mainstream healthcare may find it difficult to support including

Those with complex medical histories

Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities

Those with behaviours that may challenge

Neurodivergent people

Those with sensory processing differences